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. >> the reward is for a capture and conviction. >>> does dorner's death let the city off the hook? they think not. better for them to give away this money? >> i sthoink. >> reporter: l.a.'s mayor and decision on the money rests with 20 different groups that agreed to contribute to the million-dollar reward. for "cbs this morning," john blackstone los angeles. >> and cbs news legal analyst jack ford. really, do they not have to pay that reward money, especially to the hostages? >> the question here is this an enforceable contract. we're going back to the first year of law school. well, if you don't have a document that's signed by both sides, it can't be a contract right? the answer is no. you can have a contract an oral side of contract. both sides, there's an offer. starting off, yeah there can be an enforcen't contract, here but the big question is what's the wording and what do the people on the other side do and does what they did fit within the confines of the wording here? >> you know i think the every day reaction is this is kind of lame. the people called them in. shouldn't
. >> the reward is for a capture and conviction. >>> does dorner's death let the city off the hook? they think not. better for them to give away this money? >> i sthoink. >> reporter: l.a.'s mayor and decision on the money rests with 20 different groups that agreed to contribute to the million-dollar reward. for "cbs this morning," john blackstone los angeles. >> and cbs news legal analyst jack ford. really, do they not have to pay that reward money,...
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. >> the reward is for the capture and conviction. >> reporter: does dorner's death let the city off the hook? usc law professor dan simon thinks not. >> bitter public relations for the city to give away this money? >> i think so. i don't think that the city should hide behind legalistic terminology. >> reporter: l.a.'s mayor and police chiefs say the decision on the money rests with 20 different groups that agreed to contribute to the million-dollar reward. for "cbs this morning," john blackstone, los angeles. >> and cbs news legal analyst jack ford is with us. first question do they really not have to pay that reward money especially to the hostages? >> you know, the question here is, is this an enforceable contract. going back to first year of law school and people look and say well, if you don't have a document that is signed by both sides it can't be a contract. the answer is no you can have a contract, an oral type of contract as long as both sides offer an acceptance, somebody acted as a consequence of that. starting off yeah there can be an enforceable contract here. the big
. >> the reward is for the capture and conviction. >> reporter: does dorner's death let the city off the hook? usc law professor dan simon thinks not. >> bitter public relations for the city to give away this money? >> i think so. i don't think that the city should hide behind legalistic terminology. >> reporter: l.a.'s mayor and police chiefs say the decision on the money rests with 20 different groups that agreed to contribute to the million-dollar reward. for...
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in the city. so what i've also done is say, let's give every child across america access to high-quality public preschool. every child. not just some. [ applause ] every dollar we put in early childhood education can save $7 down the road by increasing graduation rates, reducing violent crime, reducing the welfare roles, making sure that folks who have work, now they are paying taxes, all this stuff pays back huge dividends, if we make the investment. so let's make this happen. let's make sure every child has the chance they deserve. as kids go through school, we'll recruit new math and science teachers to make sure that they have the skills that the future demands. we'll help more people in low-income neighborhoods get summer jobs. we'll redesign our high schools and encourage kids to stay in high school so the diploma they get leads to a good job once they graduate. [ applause ] right here in chicago, five new schools have partnered with community colleges to prepare our kids with the skills tha
in the city. so what i've also done is say, let's give every child across america access to high-quality public preschool. every child. not just some. [ applause ] every dollar we put in early childhood education can save $7 down the road by increasing graduation rates, reducing violent crime, reducing the welfare roles, making sure that folks who have work, now they are paying taxes, all this stuff pays back huge dividends, if we make the investment. so let's make this happen. let's make sure...
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this one, supplies being dropped off, you can see the big wide shot, tent city there, the infamous red bags used for waste, posting this "our balcony outhouse, excited for working toilets. eager to say good-bye to the ship "r.i.p. triumph." one passenger was looking for chocolate and another valentine's day making a heart out of life vests and shooting the picture in the middle. it was interesting for a long time they couldn't get cell reception so we knew there'd be spurts of communication from inside of the ship and a lot of the people the first thing they did uploaded their pictures and videos. >>> on wall street stock futures indicate a lower open, concerns about the economy keeping the dow from reaching its all-time high but burger king shares are up 6% in premarket trading, that's a big move for one morning. the company's quarterly earnings almost doubled but not because they're selling more burgers. it's because they're cutting expenses. >>> airbus is ditching plans to use lithium ion batteries in the a-350 plane, the one used in boeing's dreamliners, all of the dreamliners are
this one, supplies being dropped off, you can see the big wide shot, tent city there, the infamous red bags used for waste, posting this "our balcony outhouse, excited for working toilets. eager to say good-bye to the ship "r.i.p. triumph." one passenger was looking for chocolate and another valentine's day making a heart out of life vests and shooting the picture in the middle. it was interesting for a long time they couldn't get cell reception so we knew there'd be spurts of...
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because new york city, of course, has some of the most expensive real estate in the world. if you're going to be a hedge fund guy or highly compensated employee here in new york city, you'll live in a nice place, it will cost you an arm and a leg. down there, there are some deals to be had. >> that's exactly it. we're looking at the average median home price here in the miami area, $150,000 right now. that's according to trullia. the average apartment in manhattan right now, $1.1 million. i don't care if you're making 200,000, 500,000, $5 million, that's real dollars and cents. that's why we're seeing a lot of these hedge funds and finance firms and brokerage houses and frankly, regular businesses that are saying, i don't need to do business in the tri-state area. i'm going to go somewhere like florida. also there is texas as well. texas is getting a lot of businesses that are leaving other parts of the country because frankly, the tax situation has gotten so dour, for many of us, that this is the trend we're seeing. the fox investigation in miami of all places, it's been f
because new york city, of course, has some of the most expensive real estate in the world. if you're going to be a hedge fund guy or highly compensated employee here in new york city, you'll live in a nice place, it will cost you an arm and a leg. down there, there are some deals to be had. >> that's exactly it. we're looking at the average median home price here in the miami area, $150,000 right now. that's according to trullia. the average apartment in manhattan right now, $1.1 million....
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>> chick-fil-a, i think. >> good morning, it's 8:00 on the east coast, 5:00 a.m. on the west coast. it's time to wake up as you take a live look at new york city. welcome back to "morning joe." back with us on set, we have ed rendell and richard haas along with willie geist and me. and in washington, andrea mitchell. >> i've always had a thing about cruises. >> same here. we've talked about it. but i've got to say, i've got to say, here's the great news. >> please. yeah? >> the great news is that because of the problems with this cruise line, everything else, all other news in the world stopped. >> right. >> like if you looked at cnn yesterday afternoon, the killing in syria, it came to an end. >> it did. it was not -- >> yesterday on capitol hill, republicans and democrats hugged. the whole idea of an historic hold on the secretary of defense, they said, you know what, let's just put this to the side because of this cruise ship debacle. i mean, mika, all of the things we worry about -- the national debt clock stopped. >> well, basically, the world stopped. >> we don't have to worry
>> chick-fil-a, i think. >> good morning, it's 8:00 on the east coast, 5:00 a.m. on the west coast. it's time to wake up as you take a live look at new york city. welcome back to "morning joe." back with us on set, we have ed rendell and richard haas along with willie geist and me. and in washington, andrea mitchell. >> i've always had a thing about cruises. >> same here. we've talked about it. but i've got to say, i've got to say, here's the great news....